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Product description
Some bowls exist to hold something. These exist to be looked at. Cast in aluminum with an intricate openwork design inspired by branching natural forms, the Celine bowls throw genuine shadow play across whatever surface they're sitting on — a detail that changes throughout the day as the light moves.
Design Function: A sculptural centerpiece set built around negative space and shadow rather than function — designed to be striking with or without anything inside them.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: aluminum
- Color: luminous silver finish
- Large bowl dimensions: approximately 18"L x 18"W x 7.5"H
- Small bowl dimensions: approximately 15"L x 15"W x 6.5"H
- Care: dust with a soft cloth
- Sold as: set of two bowls
Category Standard: Within our decorative bowl collection, this set sits in the sculptural openwork category — built for visual impact and shadow texture rather than everyday serving use, distinguishing it from our footed ceramic serving pieces.
How to Style It: Use the large bowl alone as a dining table centerpiece, or style both together on a console for layered height. They hold their own empty — resist the urge to fill them with too much.
Where It Works Best: Dining table centerpieces, console styling, and open shelving where natural light can pass through the openwork.
Mel's Styling Take: These are proof that a decorative bowl doesn't need anything inside it to earn its spot. The openwork design already brings enough texture on its own — I almost always style them empty.
Pairs Well With: Blue Heron Prints, Set of Two · The Nebula Blue Glass Lamp. Also pairs well with our Ethereal Wall Art and Mother Of Pearl Round Tray.
Also Available In: This is a one-of-a-kind set in our current collection — no additional colorways at this time.
Good to Know: The openwork design means these bowls are not intended to hold liquids or loose small items that could fall through the gaps.
Product Insight: The two-bowl set is designed to be styled together or separately — customers often split the pair across two different rooms rather than keeping them as a matched duo.
Product description
Some bowls exist to hold something. These exist to be looked at. Cast in aluminum with an intricate openwork design inspired by branching natural forms, the Celine bowls throw genuine shadow play across whatever surface they're sitting on — a detail that changes throughout the day as the light moves.
Design Function: A sculptural centerpiece set built around negative space and shadow rather than function — designed to be striking with or without anything inside them.
Details at a Glance:
- Material: aluminum
- Color: luminous silver finish
- Large bowl dimensions: approximately 18"L x 18"W x 7.5"H
- Small bowl dimensions: approximately 15"L x 15"W x 6.5"H
- Care: dust with a soft cloth
- Sold as: set of two bowls
Category Standard: Within our decorative bowl collection, this set sits in the sculptural openwork category — built for visual impact and shadow texture rather than everyday serving use, distinguishing it from our footed ceramic serving pieces.
How to Style It: Use the large bowl alone as a dining table centerpiece, or style both together on a console for layered height. They hold their own empty — resist the urge to fill them with too much.
Where It Works Best: Dining table centerpieces, console styling, and open shelving where natural light can pass through the openwork.
Mel's Styling Take: These are proof that a decorative bowl doesn't need anything inside it to earn its spot. The openwork design already brings enough texture on its own — I almost always style them empty.
Pairs Well With: Blue Heron Prints, Set of Two · The Nebula Blue Glass Lamp. Also pairs well with our Ethereal Wall Art and Mother Of Pearl Round Tray.
Also Available In: This is a one-of-a-kind set in our current collection — no additional colorways at this time.
Good to Know: The openwork design means these bowls are not intended to hold liquids or loose small items that could fall through the gaps.
Product Insight: The two-bowl set is designed to be styled together or separately — customers often split the pair across two different rooms rather than keeping them as a matched duo.